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TMD tracks four Pacific storms, none headed for Thailand
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The Thai Meteorological Department (TMD) reported on Tuesday (August 25, 2026) that four tropical systems had formed in the western Pacific:
Key facts
- The department’s tracking showed that none of the systems was likely to move into Thailand
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- Tropical Storm Narra, currently over the Gulf of Tonkin, is forecast to make landfall in southern Guangxi, China, between August 25 and 26, 2026.
- From August 27 to 29, upper Thailand is expected to receive more rain, with isolated heavy falls in the North, the Northeast and along the eastern coast of the South.
Summary
The department’s tracking showed that none of the systems was likely to move into Thailand. Travellers were nevertheless advised to check weather conditions before setting out for their safety. The established international spellings of the four names are Narra, Gaenari, Saudel and Atsani.
The TMD said it was monitoring the four systems and assessing whether they could affect Thailand or the country’s weather.